With the two 'big' engines in the shops, Strasburg was forced to use a helper on their 9-car Easter Bunny Trains. Here both engines work hard up the 1% grade between Cherry Hill and Esbenshade, wh... (more)

For the first time since their rebuild at the Juniata Shops in Altoona, PA, the NS F-units are coupled to the passenger consist without an additional Geep. The train was broken into three sections... (more)

One of CSX's finest sits on a work train on the ex-ex-Florida Southern Railway in Hawthorne. For those who do not know, Florida (and Georgia) is a CSX goldmine with old GE's still working in yards... (more)

H76 passes a small creek between Five Points and Mount Bethel, PA on its way to Slateford junction on the first day of November.

Dirt, oil, grease...some of the best parts of railroading!

The River Rail Explorer returns back south to Colonial Station seen here crossing the Calloosahatchee River Bridge.

Railroads aren't just engines, locomotives, and crews, it takes lots and lots of paperwork to be successful including these Form D pads sitting on the control stand of the Seminole Gulf F-unit use... (more)

CSXT 7814 lights up the west portal of Carothers Tunnel at dusk as it leads an eastbound grainer.

Rain clings to the window of the massive 'Berk' as the fireman keeps a careful watch on the tracks ahead under the cover of darkness. In reality, PM 1225 is simmering in the enginehouse as actors ... (more)

Clear...Landgraff. Soon after the passage of an eastbound both CPL signals give clear indications at Landgraff.

Just before sunset, NS 9111 holds the main at MP 51 as the trailing unit off of 33K, NS 2732, is added to the front of 36G in the siding.

Snow still coats the rails and trees from Friday and Saturdays snow storm in Hunterdon County as the bi-weekly BR&W train nears its destination of Three Bridges.

BRW 752 rolls past the Hunterdon Concrete plant and old 'Hog Town' station stop on the BR&W.

Fore-tee! This one's for you golf fans out there. I had to do something different than everyone else shooting the normal off-the-hill shot at this location known as "the Golf Course"... (more)

BRW 752 'gooses' it across the Raritan River as the last of the approx. 100 geese fly off after being startled by the horn.